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A Gift for All.

In order to give all chance to test it,
and thus be convinced of its wonderful cur
alive powers. DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds will be,
for limited time, given away. This offer
is not only liberal but shows unbounded
faith in the merits of this great remedy.
All who suffer from coughs, colds, con-
sumption, asthma, bronchitis, or any affec-
ton of throat chest or lungs are especially
requested to call at
II. G. Days Drug Store.
And get trial bottle free. Large bottles 81,
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Baked Macaroni.

Bake the macaroni in water until tender;
mix dessertspoonful of flour with a table
spoonful of butter; add one cup of salt, one
half teaspoonful of mustard, salt and pepper,
and one-half pound Of grated cheese. Boil all
together ten minutes and pour on the maca-
roni
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WORKINGCLASSESANI...!Es .sr q!

pared to furnish all classes with employment at home,
the whole of the time for their spare moments Bus
mess new light and profitable Persons Of sther sex
easily from 50 to $500 per evening, and
proportional sum by devotng all their time to the busi
ness, Boys and girls nearly as much as men,
That all who see this may send their address. and test
the business we make this offer. To such As are not
satisfied will send dollar to pay for the trouble
of writing. Full particulars end outfit free. Address
GKo. SnNsoN Co., Portland, Ne.
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in the home cure of diseases, accidents and
how to treat them, and many hints of value
to the sick will be found i'm Dr. Kaufmann's
great medical work; elegant illustrations.
Send three cent stamps to A. p. Ordway
free
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Decorative Doilics,

The cut here given represents doilies made
of fine glossy linen and ornamented with de-
signs outlined with colored flosel silk.
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DoILIEs OUTLINED WITH

DOILIES OUTLINED WITH SILK.
The doili2s, if made to measure eight
inches square inclusive of the fringe, will be
found of convenient size for the uses to which
these dainty articles ore usually applied.
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5000 Boob agents Wa,stedto Sell
4,F TIE Or bEEchER.

BY Lyman Abbott and Rev. 8. q. Halliday,
Asst. pastor of Plymouth Church, and dictated
largely by Mr.. Beecher himself, and received his
tributions OF personal "reminiscences from
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So Write for full particulars and SPECIAL
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seemed to die. Ills spirit departed. People
came in day after day and said:
"IIe is dead, lie is dead" But the soul that
fed returned, and William Tennent lived to
write out the experiences of what he had seen
while his soul was gone. 1t may be found
some time that what is called suspended ami
nation or comatose state is brief death. Civ
inS the soul an excursion into tho next world
fvoa, which it comes back, furlouch of
few hours granted from the conflict of life to
which it must return. Do not this waking
up of nle.l from trance, and this waking up
of insects from winter lifelessness, and TIL,
waking up OF grains buried 5000 years AGO.
make it easier for you to believe that your
body and mine after the vacation of the
grave shall rouse and rally though there
be 5000 years between our last breath
and the sounding of the archangelc revcile!
Psychologists tell us that while the most of
our bodies are built with such wonderful
economy that we can spare nothing, and the
loss of finger is a Underwent, and the in
jury of toe joint makes us lame, still that
we have two or three useless physical ap-
parati, and no anatomist or Psychologist has
ever been able to tell what they are good for.
They are no doubt the foundation of the
resurrection body, worth nothing to us in
this state, to be indispensably valuable in the
next state. The Jewish rabbis had only q
hint of this suggestion when they said that in
the human frame there was a small bone
which they said was to be the basis of the
resurrection body. Perhaps that may have
been a deiusion. But this thing is certain, the
Christian scientists of our day have found out
that there are two or three superflu.ties of
hOdv that are something p,orio,,slv S,,coaStiv.,
of another state.
called at my friends house one summer
day. found the yard all piled up with the
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In the Circuit Court
Tor Ohio County,

Sna ',n. ot A decree OF said Court made in tho
VIM HGnsItled cause on tho lStli day Of January,
~ lhe ~, tc purpose, VIII sell nj public auction
Ll1Scn I Iy door oil tho Court House Of Ohio
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DRESS IN KEEPING,

No Excuse for Unsuitable or Unattrnctivo
G5, Dressing. 7aF{
Stw York Pos. 7Ess. shts
There arc many women in our city and
out Of it who arc often Obliged to lend a
hand to and frequently to take the entire
charge OF the culinary aflairsof tho house.
hold. Sickness Gomez, and often domes-
tic service Of the right kind Is impossible
to obtain, and there ia no alternative for
time but personally to perform the du-
ties Of the home. No woman who then
buckles on the armor" should ever let
that armor consist OF 3 gown in any de.
gree Sine" Only those dresses which
will bear tho teat Of the laundry should
be worn, and there are no better fabrics
for the purpose than the neat dask-striped
or checked cotton cheviots, as they arc
firm and warm and "do up" equal to new.
A plain trim.htting waist and a mod.
erately full skirt, With a deep hem and a
few tucks above, ia quite the best style for
such dress, with a little colored EN-.
broidered edging for the neck and sleeves
the main points in "a practical working
dress being to have it light, serviceable
and clean: So much depends upon these
so.called triaes Of domestic life that too
much care cannot we'll be taken To OBJ.
serve the little details Of home order and
neatnees, for neglect Of such care may
mean the cultivation OF deplorable tastes
and habits on the part Of younger mem.
bers Of the family. Appropriateness ia
also a feature not to be overlooked, Thie
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word recalls a jet.boaded dress once worn
by q reduced gentlewoman" who man.
aged a fashionable uptown "exclusivs
boarding.house.n This satin gown was
put on daily. The dress, like It's wearer,
had seen better days. but she would not
etoop To Bingham and such, 90 abe chung
70 the ietted gown with the same per.
tinacity that she chung TO the history
and traditions Of her once wealthy
family; and little by little, M the
threads gave way she Bewed crop Of
beads, and, as che impaired to her patient
Listeners the throadbare story OF her fallen
fortunes, simultaneously fell the beads.
They fell like rain, and q step upon hall
or corridor was sure to be followed by q
miniature explosion OF beads, and this
continued until there came quiet protest
from nervous member Of tho house,
which resulted In the removal OF tho
beads, but not Of the unsuitable dress, for
It's owner had soul above cotton gowns.
Simple pretty dresses arc within the
reach Of even those OF tue most moderate
means. The ahopa are filled with bcauti.
iul, low priced fabrics, and wonderful
helps are given to dressmaking In the
issulng each season Of cut patterns with
full directlonB for the formation Of grace.
tul, ladylike garments. In these days OF
facilities for dressing we'll at u most
tritltng expense there ia no excuse for I'M.
suitable or unattractive dressing, other
at home or abroad, except Incidence,
which 10 a shame aud disgrace to any
able.bodied inhabitant Of this mundane
sphere. ES c}1rl 1.117.
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A Wonderfully Clover Dog.


Philadelphia Pres. E...6 j.
@. J.. Peshall, who presidea over thu
Jersey City department Of the s. P. q. a..
ia president OF tho New Jersey Kenne
Club and owns some Of the best pointe,
dogs In New jersey, was in Philadelphil
yesterday. Mr.. Peshall finds relaxation
In studying the characteristics OF the
canine family.
"Have you heard the story about my
Jimmio?" he asked. mo? Well, l wat
sitting in the Hoffman House cafe the
other evening, dreaming away tho time
while waiting for a friend. Jimmie was
curled ct my feet, whom presently he gol
up, stepped carefully acroes the rug as II
ne was on game, and came to q full stop at
the opposite corner. There hu
stood, q model for an artiat After
being called several times he 70.
turned to his old position, but did not
seem satisfied. He repeated the ma.
nGuvre only to DO called back sgsin, and
aftcr he had done 80 twelve times began
TO set interested. Going to the corner Of
the rug ! turned 1t up and there found a
dollar. He kept on pointing the dollar
till l counted eighty-fonr. Just then
some friends came in and told them Jim.
mic would point silver dollar. They
laughed at the idea, but told him to .hie
on He jumped up. smiled about, but it
was no good, he would not repeat the
trick: I mad to tell the story Of what he
had done, and going to the corner to pick
up tho dollar in confirmation of my story,
found It was trade dollar, which, as you
know, is only worth "a cent?. l tell you
Jimmie knows trick or two."
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TrOe CraIla.

The reduction OF internal rsysnue and
tho taking oil Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has large.
~ benefited the consumers, as we'll as re-
lieying the burden of homo manufacture
ers. Especially is this the case with
GREEN'S lAug,lst Flo,ver and Boschee's Ger.
man Syrup, as the reduction Of thirty.six
cents per dozen, has been added to in
crease the size Of tho bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving one.filth
more medicine in tho rs cen! size. The
August Flo,cer for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and the German Syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles, bsys perhnps,
the largest sale Of any medicines in tho
world. The advantage OF increased size
Of the bottles will be greatly appreciated
by the sick and afflicted, in every town
and villsge in civilized countries. Sample
bottles for 10 cents remain the same size.
't 81 o. 'f'l.l t-Isat' t DIV
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AL Medical Autl,Oritfc.

agree that catsrrh is no more nor less
than an Inflammation OF The lining mem
biane Of the nasal sir passages.
Nasal catarrh snd all catarrhal affection
OF the head are not dieeases CT the blood,
and it is q serious lnistake to treat them
as ouch. No conscientious physician ever
attempts to do 30.
It is held by eminent medical men
that sooner or later a specific will be
found for every disease from which hu.
mainly su1lers. The facts Justify US in
assuming that for catarrh at least posi-
tive cure already exists in Ely's Cream
Balm. TThsAw
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The best salve in the world for cats,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
cores, tettor, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptiong, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents pei
box. For sale by Logan & Go. ai5
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FINANCE AND TlsADE,-ss.
Tho Features Of the Money and stock

g.
Tho Features OF tho Money and stoLl
laN Markets. 81 Ky
NV Yonx.. Feb. 9.-Money on call easy at So
percent closing At 0 percent Prime mercanill,
paper Gao percent Sterling Exchange dull Blu
steady mud unchanged. 5g 4
GOVERNMENT DoNDs-wcrc dull and steady.
STATE DoNps-Werc quiet. .I15lgtj3tti
sTocKs-The t.oek market showed more autrs
lion on moro pronounced bull feeling than ha,
been for some time, tbs principal Causes which
were the general belief that the srlket arc nearly
at al end, tho anlcable settlement with tho Read
Ing employees being specially favored TO that com
paDy. and tho jersey Central. The opening wa,
strong the advances over last evenings final prices
hanging up to v percent. Tho trading was free
from excitement, and among most OF lie genera
list was dull. whio Reading, st. Paul, Pacific Mali
nil LAckawanna were conspieuously active, a
Tho entire market, with tho exception OF Rich.
mond Il West Point, which shaded Ola fraction,
was strong throughout the flint hour, Later a
marked decrease IN tho amount Of business done,
was accompsnlel BY q slight yielding ID prices,
which continued until well Into the Afternoon,
After T, NJ, however, the activity aud advances
were resumed. There was some hesitation In tho
last hour, but the market closed strong III many
cases at tho best figures Of tho day. Sales sG227i
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A bill has been introduced in Congress
providing for boring into the centre Of the
earth to see what there is inside. Lot the
work proceed. We are satisfied that
nothing worse than an Indiana Democrat
will be discovered Ptoric Transcript.
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and reliable Medicines ere the best to de-
pend upon. Acker'a Blood Elixir has
been prescribed for years for all impuri-
ties OF the Blood. In every form of Scrof-
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, It
Is invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no
equal. Logan 4 Co. and @. Menke.
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At Night

Always have Acker's Baby soothor at
hand. 1t ia the only safe medicine yet
made that will remove all infantile dsor.
ders. It contains no OPIUM, or MOI phire,
but gives the child natural enee from pain.
Price % cents. Sold byrLogan & Co. and
O. Menkemeller. 49, 9
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Wife-O, John, let's not go on the 10.
boggan slide tonight. There have been
80 many terrible accidents there. What
should do if you were killed! Husband
Bury me decently, should hope.
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The Maine Legislature is making great
complaint about poor molsssea in that
State, but when it is accompanied BY a
little gin no legislator hiss gone on record
az disspproviDg Of the qualisy.-.H. Pau
GIobe .E arT =. :" : f. - -"
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II Yum

would enjoy your dinner and arc prevent
ed by, Dyspepsia, uee Acker'a Dyspepsia
tablets. They are 9 positive cure for dys-
pepsia, indigestion, hatulency and consti-
patton. We guarantee them. 25 and 80
cents. Logan 4 Co. and 9. >Aienke-
ueller. U- ~
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...6vNISsIONERs' SALE OF MAR.
WE WIZ Ms.TREsT BUSINESS PROPERTY AND
'ITyTlS REAL ESTATE. gI,
~ stewart, AdminisNa' ai
4'i'' tfk. etc. ~ ~ he tGiicn,t Eonri
cans, T. HltssOn and Others. n,
Nna ,.,ns n, decree OF said Court made in tho
I,s'Sniltled cause on thc lstli day Of January,
M ht ne purpose VIII selI at public auction
LoaSes I IyI door Of tho Court House Of Ohio
cCtaty, on rppp,,,pv IN ,oo- sa
.n, Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ, certain real cstate
NIaqSEh Ktcrt II. stewart died seized, being tho
4 Est described property situated III tho city
EESbreng. In the county o. onlo, and state OF
Nes .avaio No. ten tl0l, Which lot sbltualed
ilSW.nIth e1St corner Of Market and Eleventh
% he mi ,Nll portion Is bounded ns follows;
atTns Cd the cas-. AIDE OF Market tireet at tho
w On As ~ s s5,soi 81 ne poISa
o. w. Martin, by deed dated October II, 1871,
tatUaH!U,IrI III tho clerks 0llee Of the County
W. a aid ohio county III deed book o. NJ page
Io''ss;I iut named corner bplDg tho centre Of tho
tN I.Sn1td py Anthony Gollner, and the house next
pCEuP ,N,,I occupied by kaid Il. NJ. Stewart; thence
UuLa in All taslcrly direction through tho centre
Is.I% nall with the line Of llotkheim:r lily feet
vi th,y. Inches 10 eolnet " iotRnelmct, same
W ,sS tuttheasl corner Of tho property hereby
nHa as hluce running n asouthetly direction
S E,b nurkhelmGt's Lnu seventeen ieet and s!X
~" u llorEhcimer's extreme southwest Corner,
InSSt 10 say, his corner, which Is southwest
I.tarJ d Ihc property conveyed 10 him BY laid
@w St;rs aGrtiu and Is further south than any
SSsr,Gtulr Oh the west SIDE thereol) thence run.
gvnSiii WLstIrly direction through the centre Of
MsS division wall between Tho house occupied by
VA stewart and tho one next south thereof 10 tho
~ ,iIr o! Market street. distance Of hity feet
md three inches and from thence seyent Gu icet
lI inches " tnv pI N ,aa HHIs heinSs, NV
pt1c PFvsSty any ,Sii, Nv d.cd da,"i ME-
!RIaiAh halty nv ~" oi,cs NJ tho t,a,e ~ ~
lJ, And tSto, ar .st t,h,o ro,,niv In ae"d hn ~
t0llsI wv Nv al, N IDrkh rimpr snI r. IJo,r.
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uoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Important. .

DR.. T. 9. Smith, Charlotte, N. o., gays:
II attach to it the highest Importance, not
only as an agreeable cooling drink, but ne
a therapeutic agent Of well-delued and
specific value. ls rrusxw
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"Mary," observed tho lady OF the house,
II don't like you having so many baaus."
"Law, nam, I'll leave ye one or two OF
'em ii you feel bad about it." Na1a
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Dry Goods.

NEW York, Feb. with pleasant weather there
new business. The handling and forwarding Of
freight Is very much better. Printing cloths very
firm at SIC for 81 squn:cs and Lice for 5Gxt0
clothy fal-Is
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.H 2
BOND SALF.
GALE OF CITY OF WHEELING
Fiva pafcent Bonds Of 1895,

SO,Icr Is hereby given that tho undersigned
NCjanissionCrs, appointed by M ordinance Of the
dtJ Of wheeling, entitled "An ordinance to pro.
rdetor the issue aud sale OF bonds Of the city OF
Ehtc,ing, 10 BE- known Us bonds oil 1855, and for
ne redemption and payment thereof, and pro
JiIIus for The payment into tho City Treasury OF
rtA,n amounts from the revenues ol tho Gus and
Water Works, ratified by the voters Of said city on
te Sta day OF May. 1855, will on
TUESDAY, MARCH 1, A. D. 1857, IA
stSceu the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and 8 o'clock
nv, at the Bank OF the Ohio Valley. In tho city
d wheeling. W. W., receive bids Iii writing lor
,s GS 20 Of sSi s ShSFssa BY sf SSu o.
i he demo uinntlon Of 81, 0OG each. ali dated The
iii day Of July, A. D. 1885, payable on or before
i. ltSi day ii July, 4. D. lsl9. at tho saii Bank
tie Ohio Valley, with Interest at the rate Of dvo
sNent per atnum, payable annually on the first
n.y. July, A d. 1887, and on the first day Of July
h each ytat thereafter, until aud including the
ye4f lglg. Il. the said bank: for which interest
pGINM In proper form arc attached 10 each bond.
such bonds will be sold only for clsh, or It's
N1yAlea, in bondsof said city Of the loan Of Juue
Nt Lean, or the Loan Of 1Sn) to the highcst bid.
lGApproytd by the undersigned, aud none OF the
pil 6iLds Of 1855 will be sold for les, than the
ph1aftl thereof, with tho Interest accrued
aerCOu. lsErfFb
SopTmlum viii be allowed 70: any OF the bonds
III. bonds hereby I'D rertfsed for sale are any Of
&eu liable 10 redemption nt their par value on
GlSt any time alter the first day OF July, 4. D.
NJ IS provided III said ordinance, and neither
Ie.ubci to taxation, under authority Of said city.
81 aid ordinance the said city obligaics Itself 10
ny cath year after 1891, until the bonds AL hor-
I'D by said ordinance arc fully paid, the one
tEtltyh.th OF all such bonds not paid bclorc tho
.atcsy Of July, 1875. 49,,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
T. i. D0BBlNs,
i. 7. JEP5UN, T4lt III
Commissioners.
te!,t7.Slo121tl6.lS.o l.2i162S-mrl 49, ~
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Dr.. Mary Walker, it is understood, does
not enjoy toboeganing. It is too much
trouble to push the tobog and the girls
seem 10 prefer other gentlemen. Mn.
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Arrivals one yeaS ,i3i
sLisea II ~ < REMARKS sd, 1't
The receipts arc tolerably full this week, nun.
bering some 600 head In excess Of Inst weeks ialr
offerings. The quality Will average all through
about Of the same grade as that OF lust weeks 70.
ccip,s. Prices are Ac higher than they were last
Monday, and range now at 61S>713c, net. with
mort sales Mt 7a7Mc net OF the receipts D.076 head
came over tho Pennsylvania Railroad, aud 2y7
head over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
~ CLAHgxoSr LIVE STOCK MARKET, II
s5l,s5. s,s3ls BALTIMORE. Feb. 7, lsS7. gt
All hogs and sheep sold in these yards by E. A.
Backshere arc ut gross weight = 5s}f-s.' IS.
2,lI3 head last week: rough Eows and stays Selling
nj co. fair TO good hogs selling at IS % to IS S.
Market brisk. 81 = ~ 4is.s agl1 1881 fF.5if'
5gt2 ARRIVALS OF LIVE STOCK. +
AT Cldrtulont Stock Yards. ria Baltimore & Ohio
i, Railroad, for reek ending February 6.
I9i cars, containing 70 cattle, q calves, 1881
to Philadelphia c,c, is catc vi sheep " hoss
203 ho.ses, II mules 2. - -7it
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f Petroleum.

on CRY, Fob. 9-opcned at 6e1fc; highest
6s1So; lowest 621c: closed ut 63Sc sales 12l7 coo
barrels; cearances $3.50 600 barrels charters 1851
barrels; shipments u. OIL barrels. n fiji
.BsAnroRD, PA, Feb. 9.-opencd at Glhc; high.
est 63he; lowest GlHc; closed at GsssSSc; clear.
anccs ,59i 900 barrels. N N a lS-,l.i
PrrrsnuR0H, Pa, Feb. 9-Pctrolcum fairly active
and trm: opened at 6a14c; closed at 6slc; highest
GSs4c: lowest 6e5>sc, 3 !, ,i; q 3 n
TuusvuLx, PA, Feb. 9,-Opened at Css1SSc; highest
6s3sSo; lowest &C; closed at 6Sa9SSc.E
NEW YosK, Feb. 1o.-Petroleum steady; United
closed at Ga3<<c liG} ~ t2S.gl N is. 4. it5
NEW Yons, Feb. 0.-Cotton, futures closed arm
at IN advance OF gal0 points, 'tp- =
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Adams Exptcss.....1i5 Northern pacllc..... n
American IL ptess...l do prcfcrrci. ,..... M1t
Canada southern.. bS35A |Chicago & N. W....li4L
Central pacilc....... 31a do preferred. ls0G
Chesapeake Il Ohio y SlINew York Central IN
do iltst prelerIoi... ltOhio Il Mississippi. 261,
do bcconds............ 10 do prcicrted....... rs
O., O., G. Il ........... E3 Pacific Mall, b7L
Denver 4 Il. G........ Is plttIhurgh .,....... iii
VIZ Reading ............ aS7;
do preierrrd...... GgI st. l. NS. F,,,...',,. MI
Fort Way ne,... ......ll3 do preferred. ..... ISE
Kansas 4 Tcxas....., 70 do hrst preferred .1l2E
Lake Erie l. West... IL C. 81. Il 81, Paul. bit
Lake Shore....... see, 9lsS do preferred l20
Louisville 4 Nash ;. Gl14rexas d Pacific ..... 2lI
Ia. N. a. j. G........, GO Union Pacific. ........ 81
Mem. d Ghas......... b81SfUuited Stltcs FI Gi Y
Michigan Ceutral.,.. IS ,lW., ST. l.. q p. III
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